fine grain

These often are based on the state standards but at a finer grain.

Some large chunks of rock fell, but most was fine grains.

If you go for fine grain, the film's sensitivity to light will decline.

All well made of the same beautiful fine grain wood he had seen downstairs.

She wanted stone with a fine grain, looked them over, then chose the smaller one.

Since the rocks cool very quickly, they are fine grained.

Is it easier to pick up a rock or a fine grain of sand?

The trees are prized by timber companies because of their fine grain.

It's simply finer grained than the body you left behind.

It is heavy, hard, and fine grained but not durable.

Very few computers allow such fine grained control over components.

The sand of beaches are clear and characterized by particularly fine grain.

When we get back I'll see you fed the finest grain."

Buildings heights are much lower than in the commercial districts and more fine grain.

The meat has a fine grain and distinct, delicate flavor.

So is whether to choose coarse or fine grain.

Pigment is dark and made up of fine grains.

In general, the most appropriate films are fine grained, high contrast types.

They kept quiet, studying the fine grain in the imported mahogany table.

It is similar to polenta, although prepared with finer grains.

The fine grain makes it ideal for sculpture and architectural applications.

The top few cm tend to have finer grain sizes.

The stars in the heavens were innumerable fine grains of sand.

The screen hash changed to a finer grain, but nothing else happened.

"It holds its shape and has a very fine grain so you don't run into the problem of splitting."